Search

Your search keyword '"Li, S.C."' showing total 2 results
Start Over Author "Li, S.C." Region beijing (china)
2 results on '"Li, S.C."'

1. Inventory and input–output analysis of CO2 emissions by fossil fuel consumption in Beijing 2007.

Author

Guo, Shan, Shao, Ling, Chen, H., Li, Z., Liu, J.B., Xu, F.X., Li, J.S., Han, M.Y., Meng, J., Chen, Zhan-Ming, and Li, S.C.

Subjects
CARBON dioxide mitigation, INPUT-output analysis, FOSSIL fuels, ENERGY consumption, KEROSENE as fuel, INVENTORIES
Abstract

Abstract: With the most recent statistics available, a concrete emissions inventory is compiled for an input–output analysis to investigate the embodied CO2 emissions induced by fossil fuel combustion of Beijing economy in 2007. Results show that the total direct CO2 emissions amount to 9.45E+07t, within which 56.81% are released from coal combustion, 11.50% from coke combustion, 9.03% from kerosene combustion, 8.70% from natural gas and 6.40% from diesel, respectively. The average intensity of secondary industries (3.12t/1E+4 Yuan) is 0.65 times larger than that of primary industries (1.89t/1E+4 Yuan) and 1.58 times larger than that of tertiary industries (1.21t/1E+4 Yuan). The sector of Construction Industry contributes the largest share (21.98%) of CO2 emissions embodied in final demand for Beijing due to its considerable capital investment. Beijing is a net importer of embodied CO2 emissions with total import and export of 3.06E+08 and 2.00E+08t, respectively. Results of this study provide a sound scientific database for effective policy making in Beijing to reduce CO2 emissions. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]

Published
2012
Full Text
View/download PDF

2. Resources use and greenhouse gas emissions in urban economy: Ecological input–output modeling for Beijing 2002

Author

Zhou, S.Y., Chen, H., and Li, S.C.

Subjects
*GREENHOUSE gases, *URBAN economics, *EMISSIONS (Air pollution), *NATURAL resources, *INPUT-output analysis, *MATHEMATICAL models
Abstract

Abstract: The embodiment of natural resources and greenhouse gas emissions for the urban economy of Beijing economy 2002 by a physical balance modeling is carried out based on an extension of the economic input–output table into an ecological one integrating the economy with its various environmental driving forces. Included resources and greenhouse gas emissions belong to six categories as energy resources in terms of primary energy and secondary energy; water resource; emissions of CO2, CH4, and N2O; exergy in terms of energy sources, biological resources and minerals; and solar emergy and cosmic emergy in terms of climate resources, soil, energy sources, and minerals. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]

Published
2010
Full Text
View/download PDF

Catalog

Books, media, physical & digital resources
See catalog results